Empowerment through Education

Upcoming Meeting Agenda

Meeting Objectives:
1. Hear Reports of Progress Made and Challenges Experienced of Working Committees
2. Discuss Needs, Issues, Opportunities and Challenges to Address
3. Identify Next Steps for Moving Forward for Each Working Committee

A G E N D A

10:00 Meeting Starts – Review Meeting Objectives

10:05 Hear Reports of Progress and Challenges of Working Committees
1. Guerra Freitas - Recruitment Committee
2. Sandy Alcorn - Wisdom Center & Curriculum Development Committee
3. Amy Portch – Marketing and PR Committee
4. Chris Turley - Construction Committee
5. Fred Otto - Fundraising Committee
Note: Two Committees Below Are Not Reporting as their Work Depends on Progress Made and Input of Other 5 Committees.
6. Joyce Hollingsworth – Strategic Planning Committee
7. David Ferster – Budget Committee
11:00 Large Group Discussion of Project Needs, Issues, Opportunities, Challenges and Suggested Overall Steps for Moving Forward

11:30 Working Lunch (Lunch Provided)

11:45 Identify Working Committee Next Steps for Moving Forward

Working Committees Meet in Small Groups to Identify Next Steps for their
working committee based on Insights from Large Group discussion

12:30 Working Committee Reports on Next Steps

1:00 Adjourn

 

 

Angola extends for more than 1,000 miles (1,609 km) along the Atlantic Ocean. Bié province, which is located at the geodesic center of Angola, is sometimes called "The Heart of Angola."

Currently, less than 1% of Bié high school students can pursue higher education.

The Thinker is the national symbol of Angola and depicts King Ekuikui (19th century). He was famous for solving problems by sitting on a stone and thinking.